FINE PENNSYLVANIA GARNETS. 



The peculiar excellence of the Garnets from Delaware 

 and Chester Counties, Pennsylvania, is not so well 

 known as might be supposed, largely because local col- 

 lectors have bought them up with such avidity as not 

 only to absorb the entire supply but also to run the 

 prices up to figures which outside collectors would not 

 pay— $10.00 to $35.00 each. We have just obtained 26 

 specimens from a collector who has held them for many 

 years and finally sold them out cheaply. The best of 

 them are very good, all are above the average, but the 

 prices are only 25c. to $2.50. They are Spessartites of 

 large sizes, 1 inch to 3 inches, quite perfect, fairly bril- 

 liant, dark brown or brownish-red and are mostly implanted on a quartz-feldspar 

 matrix. 



PENNSYLVANIA BERYLS. 



The same collector sold us quite a good lot of Delaware County Beryls, both 

 loose and on the matrix, which we are selling at low prices, 10c. to $1.00. 



RARE SPECIES. 



From an old collection we have obtained many species which we are able to 

 offer at much lower prices than usually prevail among European dealers. Among 

 them we would mention Pyrochlore xls on matrix, Polycrase xled, Ludlamite 

 xled. Bergmannite, Sarcolite, Humboldtilite xled,.Dewalquite, Tritomite, Webster- 

 ite. Hielmite, Pyrrhite, Ittnerite, Praseolite, Aspasiolite, Voigtite, Romanzovite, 

 Breithauptite, Dipyre, Polymignite, Tttrotantalite, Acmite, Tachyaphaltite, Ran- 

 dite. There are many other equally desirable species and all are at low prices. 



BRAZILIAN PYRITE TWINS. 



Over 100 extra large arid fine twinned pyritohedrons of Pyrite from Brazil have 

 just been secured. Though much better than any ever before in stock we can 

 sell them at but 10c. to 35c. each. No lover of crystallography should miss this 

 opportunity. 



RICH, POLISHED RUSSIAN MALACHITE. 



Russian Malachite is famed the world over. The present consignment con- 

 sists of 15 specimens, some small pieces at 35c. to 50c. each, a few elegant large 

 pieces at $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00. We also have in stock a few choice 

 polished specimens from Arizona, some of them associated with Azurite. 



MONTANA VESUVIANITES. 



The second recent collection of the Beautiful Montana Vesuvianites has just 

 arrived. It is but a small lot which will doubtless all be sold quickly, but if 

 your order comes promptly it may secure for you a better specimen than any you 

 nave yet seen. 75c. to $2.00. 



COLORADO RHODOCHROSITES AND HXJBNERITES. 



The delicate pink rhodochrosites with green fluorite advertised last month are 

 worthy of another and much more extended notice than we can here give them. 

 Never before has so large a lot been offered for sale, nor have the prices been so 

 reasonable. 15c. to S2.00, with a few extra fine specimens at $2.50 to $6.00. 

 The Hiibnerites are much the best ever on sale, the rich, dark -brown color of the 

 radiating blades contrasting most pleasingly with the .white quartz matrix. 

 25c. to $3.00. 



Wc are now selling our sixth hundred of the peerless Penfield Contact Goni- 

 ometers, the cheapest, yet the best ever on sale. No crystallographer can afford 

 to do without them. Two models, 50c. each: $5.00 per dozen. 



124-page Illustrated Catalogue, giving Dana Species number, crystal system, 

 specific gravity, chemical composition and formula of every mineral, 25c. in paper. 

 44-page Illustrated Price-Lists, also Bulletins and Circulars, free. 



GEO. L. ENGLISH & CO., Mineralogists, 



Dealers in Scientific Minerals, 



3 and 5 West 18th Street (First Door West of Fifth Ave.), 



New York City. 



